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ᚾ Nauthiz2018 is drawing to an end and so am I. Finishing up a set of runes featuring stones and pla

Telluric Tarot- Chrysoberyl and olive treeTarot equivalent to the Sun- Playfulness, fulfillment, rej

ᚲ Kenaz2018 is drawing to an end and so am I. Finishing up a set of runes featuring stones and plant

***TELLURIC TAROT LAUNCH UPDATE***I’ve been getting questions so I hope everyone who is wonder

Inktober Day #19 is Jinx from the 2003 version of Teen Titans. I still remember when I first saw her

Inktober Day #18 is Claire from the web-cartoon The Summoning. The Summoning was a debut animated sh

weaselbusiness:Witch’s Pantry

Getting the last of the prep work done for The Other Worlds Zine Fair on this Sunday!!! Check out my

“Fate Magazine”, Vol. 26, #7,  July 1973Source

Telluric Tarot- Rubellite and Canna flowersTarot equivalent to the Ace of Wands - Beginnings, energy

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Nu ν -  A gift which brings strife with it will fulfill the oracleOrchids and orch

Telluric Tarot- Amber and Briza media (quaking grass) Tarot equivalent to The Hanged Man- Relea

Just added this beauty to the shop. A preserved crayfish claw holds a pale blue labradorite crystal

English Yew Taxus baccata

Telluric Tarot- Topaz and Aloe veraTarot equivalent to Strength- Fortitude, endurance, tolerance, in

Day 2 of #inktober is a Technology Witch! What is a girl to do with no wifi? Cast a wifi spell, of c

Happy Imbolc! This remains the best possible art I will ever make for this holiday. So you’re

90377: Finally I got some purple labradorite tumblr | Instagram | Etsy Shop Labradorites are my favo

Agares is the First Duke of the East and appears as a fair old man riding a crocodile while carrying

lunariagold:Wild & Tame Runes part 1.. Perthro - Jera - Tiwaz… Waiting until they&rsq

A couple of protagonists from the appleseed story, which I’ll now tag as pocket full of rye. I

Framed Magpie Skulls //PeculiarByNature

Walter Reese (1889-1943) & Emily Shaw Reese, ‘Ipswich Hosiery’, 1925Sour

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